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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1937

Page

6

TT Pays to Advertise Acton High School Play

Acton High School senior class presented TT Pays to Advertise a farce directed by Richard Greenman. Lacie Hayward led as secretary Mary Grayson with Stanley Bondelivitch as Cyrus Martin, Ruth Noll as Miss Noll, and Ruth Hor ton among others. The library setting and Soap Company office provided the scenes. Robert Taylor earned best poster effort.

Acton Acton High School Rishard Greenman Lacie Hayward Mary Grayson Cyrus Martin Stanley Bondelivitch John Fallon Johnson Comtesse de Beautien Ruth Noll King Miss Noll Ae W Piper, Jr Rodway Martin Miss Hayward Leo Thetcher Ambrose Peale Esther Durkee Alfred Anderson Robert Taylor

Death shows wealth at last Friday burial

The obituary notes Witkoski born 1919 died after a sudden illness near Nine Atte Corner. George singe referenced as survivor. Buried at Bridget's cemetery after a church service with several attendees.

Witkoski Eepplonen Rince George Singe Cand Dolar Mt Foutia Owith

West Acton Bride Mary Theresa Joins George Cormier

Miss Mary Theresa daughter of Mr and Mrs Johnen of Arlington street married George Edward Cormier of Fitchburg son of Mr and Mrs L F Cormier of Bangor at St Elizabeths Church Arlington street in a three oclock Monday ceremony Rev Fr James P Sherry officiated. Reception at the bride’s home with Hick’s of Lynn catering. The bride wore white satin with lace yoke and carried white roses and valley flies. Matron of honor Mrs John P Duggan. best man Peter Duggan. They will reside in Twitchboro after a motor trip to Maine and Canada.

West Acton Acton Mary Theresa Johnen Arlington Street Trae George Edwared Cormier Fitchburg Mpana L. F Cormier Bangor Aine James P Sherry St.Elizabeth’s Church Hick’s of Lynn John P. Duggan South Acton Ag Peter Duggan

Sudbury High Students Stage The Big Cheese Comedy

Sudbury High School presented The Big Cheese a three act comedy to a full town hall audience on Friday evening. The performance featured a nearly perfect cast led by David Lieb and the high school glee club directed by Mrs Willa Moddy with music between acts. The lively show drew warm applause as students such as Mary Barnett Elaine rants and Harrison Barnett joined a strong ensemble.

Man David Enton David Botley Allan Bory Jane Way Mary Barnett Elaine Willa Moddy el Roberts Josiah ‘Froat Parker Purtlett Harrison Barnett William Griffin Sudbury Sudbury High School David Lieb

Universalist church hosts baked bean supper event

Mrs Ba Strout of Waltham and George Hayward of Stow are noted locals in the event. The Ladies of Universalist church plan an old toned baked bean supper for Thursday April 2 in the church. Alberta Tuttle leads the affair while Norman U Kellett spoke at a Maynard Young People's Service with a church group.

Ba Strout Waltham George Hayward Stow Univerantt Yeestry Alberta Tuttle Norman U Kellett Universalist Church Uniontional Maynard Mr Kellett Ple

Concord Briefs on D A R Conference Arrangements

Mrs Herbert Smith Regent of Old Concord D A R traveled by special train Saturday for the annual D A R conference in Washington. Accompanying were Mrs John Lord of Belford and Mrs Blinn of Concord. They plan to be entertained by Mrs Frank lin D Roosevelt and return later this week. Others, including Mr and Mrs Elmer Joslin and two children, left for Washington last week for a week in the capital. R C Pratt and Herbert B H Smith spent a long weekend at Chatham Massachusetts visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Alexander C Pater of Rim Street visited Falmouth for the weekend. Mr and Mrs John Clarkson Reginald Morgan Rosemary Cutter and Walter Borden visited Pigeon Cove over the weekend.

Herbert Smith Old Concord Washington John Lord Belford Blinn Concord Franklin D. Roosevelt Elmer Joslin Captol R. C Pratt Herbert BH Smith Chatham Mass Chase House Apent Alexander C. Patére Rim Street Falmouth John Clarkson Reginald Morgan Rosemary Cutter Walter Borden Pigeon Cove

Coup D Etat Definition from Webster

A concise definition describes coup d etat as a sudden decisive power shift where the existing government is subverted without popular consent. It notes the action is unexpected and may be state-backed or violent, constituting a policy stroke.

Vuup Webster

Local Society Notes Highlight Tufts Student Role

Miss Frances Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wells A Hall of Hospital road, Tufts freshman, has been elected a member of the Historical Society refreshment committee. She serves as freshman representative in the All Around Club and is pledged to Chi Alpha Chapter of Chi Omega.

Frances Hall Wells A. Hall Hospital Road Tufts College The Historical Society Miss Hall Chi Alpha Ot Chi Omega

Peterson Leaves for Chatham Visit to Daughter in New Jersey

Thomas Peterson departed Sunday morning for Chatham New Jersey to visit his daughter Mrs Albert Nieseum. Return date not definite though his nephew Ralph says it will probably be late this week.

Thomas Peterson Chatham New Jersey Albert Nieseum Ralph

First Oratorio Cavalieri’s Representation of Spirit and Body

The First Oratorio Cavalieri’s Representation of Spirit and Body, dating to around 1600, is regarded as the earliest oratorio in music history. The work marks a pivotal shift toward narrative concert music combining vocalists and instrumental ensemble.

Cavalieri

The Nose The short nose 8 an oh nature and like the puggy

A fragmented discussion notes the nose and character, comparing physical traits to courage and temperament. It hints at how people face danger, yet the text is garbled, making precise meaning difficult. The piece references Pedrsen's London and vague ideas of intent and resilience.

Pedrsen London

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